Amazon Managed Grafana now supports a new API for creating Grafana API tokens, as well as support for new plugins, Grafana version 8.4, and workspace tags. With CreateWorkspaceApiKey, customers can create Grafana API tokens without having to log into the Grafana workspace console, enabling users to programmatically create, delete, and manage Grafana resources such as dashboards, alerts, and data sources. Amazon Managed Grafana adds support for Github, Moogsoft, Pixie, and Windrose plugins, enabling customers to connect, query, and visualize data from additional data sources. Existing and new Amazon Managed Grafana workspaces now support Grafana version 8.4, with no action required from users. Customers can now tag Amazon Managed Grafana workspaces to help simplify organization and cost management of workspaces. Tags are labels in the form of key-value pairs that may be attached to Amazon Managed Grafana workspaces to search, filter, or allocate costs.

The person behind the excellent and very professional Signal Path YouTube channel has taken apart a 60GHz WiGig terminal and then x-rayed the tiny phased array antennas inside. That’s right, he has access to a high-resolution x-ray machine. I have to be honest here and admit that at first thought they were badly-wired passive phased …

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What are the CO2 levels in the air entering this Particle Pavilion? The sensors inside will monitor the air quality to let you know and then activate motorised shutter walls to respond.

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The US has the best-selling EV but, for uptake, it is trailing Europe. Come 2026, Statista analysts estimate that there will be 4.4 million EVs sold in E.U. countries, compared to just 1.9 million in the United States – that equates to 997 and 556 vehicles per 100,000 people (using 2022 population figures), respectively. From 2016 to …

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Quadric, the  processor IP licensor, and MegaChips of Japan are partnering to deliver ASICs and SoCs built on Quadric’s  edge AI processor architecture. MegaChips announced an equity stake in Quadric in January 2022 and is also a major investor in a $21M Series B funding round announced in March through their MegaChips LSI USA Corporation …

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SaxaVord Spaceport – formerly known as the Shetland Space Centre – is planning a site-wide dress rehearsal for vertical space launches, culminating with a small rocket lifting off from the site in Unst, Shetland. Dubbed Operation Freya, it will take place in early July from a portable Asgard launch pad system. This will be built …

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Our part-search-and-price-comparison engine, dubbed EW Compare, has been updated to take advantage of new APIs by OEMSecrets, the company that powers the tool. Among the changes, which include a refreshed UI, parts are now grouped by part number and manufacturer. This can provide more useful output information for non-exact part number searches. There is also …

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Renesas will demonstrate Arm’s Cortex-M85 embedded processor at Embedded World in Nuremberg, expecting it to be the first public airing of the new core in a microcontroller. Aimed at IoT applications requiring artificial intelligence or machine learning, Cortex-M85 will be able to deliver over 6CoreMark/MHz, according to Renesas, and is built around Armv8.1m architecture with …

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Foundry revenues topped $100 billion last year after a rise of 31%, says Gartner, with ASPs up 11.8% and units up 8%. The semiconductor industry was up 26% at $595 billion. Foundry fab utilisation was 95% with 8” particularly tight, driven by PMIC, display drivers and fingerprint sensors. TSMC saw its market share slip 3% …

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Saki Corporation has announced a series of high-speed 3D automated optical inspection systems for PCBs with a combination of very small and tall components. Called the 3Di series, its newly-developed camera system can simultaneously inspect parts in 008004 packages (metric 0201, ~200 x 100μm) and tall parts. The first 3Di machine will debut on 15-17 …

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